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Log to logger instead of discord. #648
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Review Summary by Korbit AI
Code Execution Comments
- Address the mismatch between the warning message and actual behavior in rebalance logic for correct execution and transparency.
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lumibot/example_strategies/drift_rebalancer.py | ✅ |
lumibot/components/drift_rebalancer_logic.py | ✅ |
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if all([abs(weight) < self.drift_threshold for weight in target_weights.values()]): | ||
self.strategy.logger.warning( | ||
f"All target weights are less than the drift_threshold: {self.drift_threshold}. " | ||
f"No rebalance will be triggered." | ||
) |
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Misleading Warning Without Action
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What is the issue?
The warning message states that no rebalance will be triggered, but the code continues execution without preventing the rebalance. This creates a mismatch between the warning message and actual behavior.
Why this matters
Users may be misled by the warning message, expecting no rebalance to occur when in fact the code will attempt to rebalance anyway. This could lead to unexpected portfolio adjustments.
self.strategy.logger.warning( | ||
f"All target weights are less than the drift_threshold: {self.drift_threshold}. " | ||
f"No rebalance will be triggered." | ||
) |
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Include individual target weights in the warning log.
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In the calculate()
method, consider including individual target weights in the warning log to give better context on why a rebalance won't be triggered.
Description by Korbit AI
What change is being made?
Refactor the logging mechanism to use the logger exclusively instead of directly logging messages to Discord.
Why are these changes being made?
These changes enhance modularity and maintainability by consolidating logging through a standard logger, reducing reliance on platform-specific logging (Discord). This refactor simplifies the code by removing redundant message formatting for broadcast and allows easier future adjustments to logging behavior or destinations without impacting individual logic flows.